5. The natural history of moral: In the word of Nietzsche, the present day moral sentiments in Europe is as diverse, irritable, subtle as the “science of morals” is still raw and awkward. Today’s philosophers lack the historical outlook and they try to justify morality their own morality. Nietzsche states that people are different from the way they think, and they possessed. He gives the example of knowledge and charity as a means of possession because when a child gets some knowledge from his teacher he thinks in a way as his teacher wants him to think. Nietzsche express discontent to “slave revolt in morality” which believes rich, powerful as evil and poor as good.
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What is noble: Nietzsche argues that nobility of any human is not known by his good work but by the self-respect and morality. That distinguishes him from common man. The concept of good and evil is created by aristocratic society. Aristocratic people caste themselves as the noble of society and differentiates between human beings as the highest and lowest rank. Aristocratic society think themselves as justification and meaning of the society. The people from highest rank think they are the means and ends of the society. Nietzsche said that our character is influenced by the character of our ancestors. Some people are naturally noble and as their ancestors was. In this chapter, he further said that language is the means of expression that everyone understands in …show more content…
He tries to convey that everything fades with the pace of time, even the friendship is changing. The poem begins with the poet calling his friends to join him in the peak in the mountains. When his friends join him, they did not recognize him. He convinces them that he struggled a lot to bring that change and learned to survive in harsh climate. They could not resist in the highest mountains as they are not strong as him. He can easily see the distance between him and his old friends. So, he let go his old friends and wait for his new friends to come and accept him the way he
6. We scholars: With the success of science and scholar, the level of philosophy …show more content…
What is noble: Nietzsche argues that nobility of any human is not known by his good work but by the self-respect and morality. That distinguishes him from common man. The concept of good and evil is created by aristocratic society. Aristocratic people caste themselves as the noble of society and differentiates between human beings as the highest and lowest rank. Aristocratic society think themselves as justification and meaning of the society. The people from highest rank think they are the means and ends of the society. Nietzsche said that our character is influenced by the character of our ancestors. Some people are naturally noble and as their ancestors was. In this chapter, he further said that language is the means of expression that everyone understands in …show more content…
He tries to convey that everything fades with the pace of time, even the friendship is changing. The poem begins with the poet calling his friends to join him in the peak in the mountains. When his friends join him, they did not recognize him. He convinces them that he struggled a lot to bring that change and learned to survive in harsh climate. They could not resist in the highest mountains as they are not strong as him. He can easily see the distance between him and his old friends. So, he let go his old friends and wait for his new friends to come and accept him the way he